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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

The steamer Michigan pesssd Der an
uusl inspection yesterday.
The Washington Mil CSDpsny's
s.ssnsr, Louise, vas in psFt yesterday.
stock raining at large after today.
Win The exceptions Of mileh esEs. are
lisoIe 10 Be rsB into the p usd.
The meeting as the Young Msn's
Christian Association this afternoon.
led BY Mr.. Geo. Henas, II for men oul =.
A number Of Seattle attorneys who
have been to Port Townsend during lh@
usst week. returned on tie GeJrRs z
Starr last evening.
Mr.. Herman Chspiu let 3 contrast
Yesterday 20 Mr.. Woodsmao for the o1n.
strustion Of q Queen Ann cottage in
NORTH Seattle. The contract pgics Wa
500.
The steamship UmatilIs- Csptain d.
o. Blackburn will tzke tbs Msxic0's
freight 10 San Francisco. She would also
"a he the passengers, but In not 6tsed for
passenger traffic.
Otto 4 lnke tas forse Of msa put
ting bis nsv brick mssalne in operation
az bis DuEamish yard. he ex. - By
the hra Of Nay 10 be grinding out
brick fssteF than they can be pas into
buildings.
The locomotive 4. A. d any met With
quite an accident last Friday evening,
coming into collision With a fat car
loaded With lumber. Il will be several
days before it will again resume its rec
ular run.
The steam schooner Lso, which ar
rived AZ Port Townsend. Is days
from Alaska, experienced q very
rough passage both ways. She bronRht
los barrels Of oil, lot OF miscellaneous
freight and SIX passengers. Sns IL en-
peeted here from Port Townsend 90
Monday to had fer Alaska ports
Mr. W. Z Boone. the architect, is
nov working on the plans for the pro
posed new residences Of A u Bsookes, 10
be built in q. KianeaE's addition, Nor.b
Seattle. Ii will DO q modified Qaeen
Ann style Of architecture, aud will cost
about $4,000. Ths plans will be com
pleted IN one week, and the consFnc' 10
Immediately thereafter.
TIE burglar Who stole from the rest
denoe OF Judge Greene foe large pnd
ding and highly prizsd silver spoon,
LAST week, visited the house some time
Friday night and returned the spoon.
leaving u on the trent DIOR mat, and
under the mat was found a strip %
paper on which was written, Ia a full
round hand the words, April fool"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
TALK WITH J. c. UPskH.
The Alaska People Anxious to Enter
Into Business Relations with
our Merchants

Mr.. J. O. Lipsky, Of the firm OF
Schwabaeher Bros. d Co. of this city,
Who went to Alaska on the last trip Of
the Idaho to talk With the people there,
aud ascertain the advisability Of in
aaeurating trade relations with the far
northern region, FstarRed home this
week, and expresses himself IS greatly
pleased with bis trip, which was emf
neptly Successful. Mr.. Lipsky said:
81 have been eFFoneOusly quoted as
saying that in Alaska it rained enc half
the year and showed the other half.
This 10 Absolutely false, and | never
made such q statement 10 any one.
met the merchants at the different
points / visited, and found them AJAX
ious TO talk business. / had no trouble
In demonstrating to them that IL would
be to their interest to trade at Seattle,
and | showed them that We could sell
them goods TO better advantage than
they could buy them elsewhere. look
20 see q large trade spring up between
Seattle and Ala kan ports daring the
present year. The weather vas remark
ably fine while / was there, and the
people expect lively times throughout
the Territory this season"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

bPAEfOkDfB CuAACEs bAlGhEEh
Physicians who Examined the Re-
maIRa Of his wife Claim she
Died from Natural Causes.
Daring the past week the papers have
had much to say about /. Z. Spadord,
Who ia confined in the County Jail on
charge Of killing bis wife while attemp-
ing to produce an abortion, and for a
time, the statements made against hin
looked very damaging. bat since the
post m0rfsHH examination made by the
physicians, tue tide Of sentiment has
materials changed. A uninterested
gentleman, who visited Slaughter the
latter part Of the week. states that be
talk, q vi b the neighbors IN that vicin-
ity, and while be found general senii-
ment there against SpaffOrd, he could
not find single person WHO would
swear that they oad ever seen Spsao
do any OF the acts charged against nim.
Oue of the physicians who held the
post norton examination states that the
woman died from natural causes, as
will be folly shown on the trial. de
says they found four gravel stones IN
hNN HtNAIANhs AANy AAN ENcANF
the SIZE of q hazle nu', three being
black aud one white, bat these had
nothing to do with causing her death.
he further states that the oarboiio acid,
witch il was reported the woman had
swallowed did not 20 into her mouth at
all; that it had been poured on her face
between the chin and lower lip, and
had run down all over her neck and
breast, but there was ne sign that any
Of IL had ever entered her mouth.
Death, he states, vas caused from the
shock which followed labsr pains. On
account Of an old rupture tRe woman
VAS unable to deliver the child, and
died from the shock which followed
three days of labor. With no direct
evidence against Spa ford on any point
except that be IL crank, and such tessi-
m0ny a. We have briefly outlined 10 his
behalf from one - the TerEitOry's wit
nesses, It viii be fouad very difficult to
get a conviction on the crime charged.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

wO Il 20 Commence by Nay First on
the largest Mercantile Building
BesweeR ~. Paul and san
Francisco aad the

WO 90 Commence by nay First on
the largest Mercantile suIIdIng
Between No. Paul and san
Francisco aud the
North PoIe.
Some tvs or three weeks ago the firm
OF TOklas 4 SinRerman who have teen
doing business in this city fer the past
eight or ten years. uFchased e lot on the
corner Of Columbia and Front streets
Of Mr.. Mehlhorn, paying therefor 84s.-
900. They at once employed Mr.. W. E.
Boone TO prepare the plans and specie-
cations Cor a bailding TO be erected
thereon for the exclusive use OF the
frm. The materials 20 be used in the
construction OF the building are prin-
cipally stone, brick, iron and steel.
A reporter OF tue PosT INTELLdENoER
called at Mr.. BO0ns's office, yesterday
TO see the plans, which ars nov nearing
completion. 10 speaking OF the pre-
gr ~ Of the work, Mr.. Boone said:
1--WE hoped to have the tlAns oom-
pleted by April LIST, bus could not do so.
We will have them ready for the con
tractors within tea days. aud expect 10
let tbr contract on or before Nav 1st.
The building Sill cost about $780, ana
will be the largest mercantile estab
lishmen, under one roof north OF San
Francisco. The building will be sup
ported By rows OF cast iron columns
aud steel Rirders extending from the
basement 10 the roof ID will he heated
by steam throughout. and lighted By
b th gas and electricity"
a.
s0xlll fest, and tire stories high
above the basement. The basement
will be- all in one immense room. with a
stairway In the center leading to the
frst 4 ioT. From a level With the base
ment hoor hydraulic freight and pas
sengur elevator will extend TO the top
fat. The basement will be liRhsed on
the Oolumhia, street side and rear by
windows, and in the trent by sidewalk
liphts. The foundation will be OF stone,
and the walls above Of brick. The first
hoOr. like the pavement, will be one
immense room. with q light we'll in the
center running h the r. Z. IL will be
one store Iooua divided into three de-
paTtments by two rows of cast iron col
umns. Is will have three entrances on
Front street, and plate glass show
frOnt. Fron this 4 por stairway leads
90 the second aud third a Sors. winding
arouod the elevator. rae ceiling will
be handsomely panslled. Iron col
umus extend from tbs basement 10 tte
roof the ioists all bein, carried on
iroH beams. The front 20 the second
story Is Of iron and French plate glass,
and fr IN the coud story TO the roof
IL IL Of pressed brick aud stone trim
minas. 10 is Ornamented with terra
Gotta panels, and the trans ms ever the
windows will have stainsd glass lights.
The whole bnilding is surnounted by
an ornamented iron cornice and gables,
and IL finished of With so iron erestinE.
The second and third floors are the
same siks aud much similar 10 the first,
though. OF course. the dttiuEs will be
different. Messrs. Toklas 4 SingermAn
will OCCUPY this huildinR from beae-
ment 20 roof. They expect 10 be able
TO move into Il before the close OF 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
TuE WONDERFUL HEALING PROF
ERTIEs oF DAEBT's PR0PHT-
LACTIC FLEED

wherever a preventing, healing.
cleansing and deodoFiziEg iniestiOn or
Ssh i rsqaF red use Darby's Prophy-
lsstic Fiaid ANY inasned surface. Ell
terual CT internal. treated Sish the huie
al D. qaioF y relieved. il has r6ssted
car thai hsd resisted the bsss medlctl
zsrI de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

RENAME
Highest Temperature on the 81 and
"a b. Ga lowest Temperature on the 81
ana 18th, 30 mean temperature, 46sz
Prevailing winds, north and south.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 3 so.
Number Of days on which Dol or
more rain or melted Snow fell, Is.
Number of days on which clondinese
averaged or more on q scale Of ten, ~.
H4loa Solar. 10.
Winds followed by rain, south.
Winds followed By clear or fair
weather. north.
Kind Of rain gage, cylinder.
Height Of rain gage above ground, IN
groand.
Maker Of Thermometer, exposed, Fab
Esnheit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Asteorologieal record for the noutk Of
March, 1851. Placs Of observation.
Be nbEidee I-isnd. Kitssp eounty, Wash
ingtoa Territory. Latitude, AZ degrees
IS MINUTES lonRitode, IL degrees 90
MINUTES; biRht Of Rro1rd above the -,
80 fest Z. NJ Hoskirson, Observer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
seME CoREECII0N,.


TACOMA, April ?, 1871,
EpTroH Posi- lNrEILIgEScER;
Yoar elrrsspcs dsut. IN writing Of tie
80 faH Al W shiugt0n College" has made
a tsu mistakes, Which ask yoo % PER
unit me 80 correct There were only t~o
bays in Mr.. Plummer's reog. BE was
nos uuaelled ba8ly"-ne4 even
struck IN his rooa'. Ire yoang inca
we're there siuply 10 eni1y his surprise.
ara uozld nos have toached hin. A
sooK As The vSteg VAS thFugn he rushed
10 NV csfice. thew fslloUtns. Toe Whole
thipF VS. intended - pi-ce % fsn.
and vas carried O1s - sach. Tie
schs,l tee months 40 formed toe
h.,.rders into \ military Company. snd.
AZ a matter % co1-se. ter o1erdsrs hSe
"a be tried. IL IL Unnecessary 60 sd
mat Mr.. Plummrr has net hesn triad
ara wfil not be. Yo1ra
yoHN TAR. Principal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

FRE.-At 3:45 o'clock this morning a
Ere alarm vas sounded, aud in less than
ten minutes the two hose companits
we're on the ground, With tuo good
streams Of water playing on the burn
ing building. The location Of the FIRE
vas IN. the small lodging house on Third
street, next to the Columbia House. IL
is the property Of K. O. Graves. and was
used by L. L. Dearborn IS q private
boarding hoase. The occupants had
time TO save much Of their furniture.
and the frenen by prompt action sue
eeeded in saving mot Of the building.
In twenty minutes from the sound Of
the alarm the fire vas under control.
The loss will Dot exceed $1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

The most agreeable - sell - be
nost effective method of dlspellng
bead sch-s. eoics and fsveTs OF eisAus-
ing the system - by tsking fec Dos
Of tie Cllifornta hqatd frait req e-y.
S,rap Of Ftrs. To acts csntly yet sf
fs-tlvelv, strengih-@iug tie organs on
ice Is scts. - thzs regular hAhs.s
nv >, flFmss Manufactured onlv by
ths Cslifofnis FlE S3rup Co, san Fran
ei.cc. Cal For ssis n - cent and 81
bottles ~ A b STKwASz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
nAA,T

Pay from 800 TO $50 more 70 an
aqeni for q piano when you can buy q
Weber snd Decker 4 Soc piano direct
from the factory and save ali pronta 10
uiddlemen. Frank kinball. mana
fsetuFer's AGENT. Once, three doors
above postofise. Pianos on EASY terms
and for rent Sample pianos on hand
send and act pTioeA feZAh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

INooRPoRArED.-AFti Of inooFpora
ton Of the Almond 4 Phillips Foundry
Company we're filed IN the Auditors
oiiise yesterday. The ineorporAtors ar
c. h. Almond and W. X. Phillips. The
object Of the corporation Is 20 own,
hold, acquire, bay. leass or rent, touR
dries, pattern shops, blacksmith shops,
boiler shops and machine shops in Sc
attic and other places in Washington
Territory, and To carry on q general
fOaudry bus ness; TO own, buy and lease
town lots. lands, buildings. etc, for the
carrying out OF the objects OF the in
corporation. The capital stock Is fixed
At $4,000. divided into 10 shares OF
1l0o each. Dnration. - wears; prinei-
pal Z ace Of business, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

MEMORIAL DAY a meeting Of The
sommlttees EppOistsd from the severn !
Posts Of TOE q 4 Il and the Won an :
Relief Cor2s Of this eity mel IN The paE-
Tors OF the Oscid~a Al HaIe' last even
ING. IL was decided 30 bold me ariRl
ssfViees u tie eitv and not IN tie y me
try, Tee committee unsnImoa " ~
:, We'd that sn invitation Be ext-n3sd -
hon Roger :. Gteens 90 deliver tie
memorial address, ard instructed us
seSrsiAry 20 solicit tne acosp tAnce. The
Po9rAmms OF exercises wss ADDER d.
easaioo, aDi uot failV settled IL ~
~ made vaolic when completed -
lFass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

a bic purchase from New York auc-
tioB. 5000 pieces Of dress goods FROM
New York auction, l3jsc. 10 5oc., worth
doabie. CHRsTKR CIEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Rmbr idery and Lsse S7le.-To AZ
3 7sst embFoidsrY and lsoe buyers, y I'd
IoxIAs 4 STxGKkMAS's advertisement
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Como TO CALIFORNIA 80 Mr.. samuel
Calhoun, Of Ssinonish atis the arst
farmer who ever used steam thresher
in Western Washington. has s0li ont
his property on the Soaud TOR fortune.
ind IL in Seattle new, on hts wty to
Southern California, - ere be so, for
the bessht ~ bis wlfs's health. and
where be- expects 80 hereafter make his
home. Mr.. Calhoun Is an sUterprising
pHblc- spirited citizen. and his depar-
ture will De felt BY his neighbors and
friends, who have learned 90 look up1h
hin a. s representative man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Embroidery and Lace SAle.-To at
tract embroidery and lace buyers, read
Texas 4 STNaKRMAN's advertisement
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

MARzIEp AT the residence Of Mrs
J. & Rims, sSo9 Howard street, San
FrApeisso. last evening. Miss Ida Rinn
and Mr.. Gilbert = BrvHut we're united
in marriage. The bride vas born ca
the Soand and spent her childhood II
Olympia She vas The enly child Of
the late Marshall BiBn. Mr.. Bryant -
spoken OF as young man Of Sc ady
habits, Who IL preparing o so into
Business in Portland. Oregon. wbers b
and bis wife will reside.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

LA8ies' Linea Collars. MondAy morn
ms, 100 dozen 81 cent each. 81 foxI.As
4 SINaKhGAN's. apS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Jersey FlADnslA CzzzrEH CLAIR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Silk sale.-To attract silk buyers.
red ToKLAs d SN0ERMAS's advertise
ment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

$4,000 worth Of dry goods from New
York trKds sales, all marked and IN
stock. CHEsrKR CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

Silk sale.-To attract silk buyers,
read ToKLAs 4 SNGKRMAN's advertise
ment, Ar3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
sPAFFORDs CHANCES BRIGHTER

81 all silk rhodines. Every color.
Ap3. CHEsrKB CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

slk Ssls.-Te attract sllk buyers,
red ToKt-ls & SESGFKMAS's advertise
menL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
LOCAL NOTES.

AVIaA NOAAos
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock an
alarm OF fire was turAed in, and IN an
incredibly short space Of time the fire
department turned oat with e good
array Of members. The cause Of the
alarm was q strong smell Of coal oil
noticed in the rear Of W. A. Bourlaad's
fruit store, and upon investigation
smoke vas noticed coming 40 through
the crevioes 10 the floor. The origin Of
the FIRE is still q mystery. and but for TIE
prompt arrival OF the iremen We might
have had a serious conf lgration to
chronicle.
Il is understood that our fellow
townsman W. Stevens has offered a
challenge 90 T. q. Nixon, Of Seattle. for
tbe sam Of $50 a side, In q walking
match. Mr.. Stevens has three men,
not weighing less than 2i0 pounds. and
aud will allow Mr.. Nixon bis choice Of
the three for = match "a e on the beech.
The Port of EntTy Social and Dsncinp
Ciub assembled at Lesrned's Opera
House on Thursday evening 70 par
tieipate 10 the third weekly social held
under the supervision OF Professor and
Mrs H. N. Vaughn, Of Seattle. The
Queen City's legal fraternity we're duly
represented by several prominent mem
beFs Of that bar. The Cub has q mem
bership Of nearly hfty, With rev aHpii
cations At each meeting.
The telegraph wires we're down ali
DAY yesterday to Seattle, and only for =
few heurs IN the morning to Nietogis.
Thomas Hammond, JF., and several
aides vent 40 20 Port Gamble IL the af-
teruoar TO repair She lines.
A large haildinQ boom u promised
this season. Two large brick buildings
on " alter street hsve been awarded %
the elnfraetors, and in the near future
the bnsy ring Of the mechanics han
meF Siil echo along the Wster front.
Already several frame dwelling houses
are belAR constructed on the hill A
good demand fer carpenters and mss1ns
IL being made - she present time.
WHICH or THE ME1Ioo-
Ga ThGrsd ~ aftsYnoon the steamship
I Mexico finished ioadiBe cargo q eoal
a NAnaisso and at 1880 that evening
/ a red for Seattle. IL aupears bE
I q Anc ne st the eaArf thas there Is q
I q shoal Frnuing aiona the east 90 q
+ u Nanc0aver isssnd that nse@ss1tales
vssSsls eoiGR aroas3 a long strip Of
I "a q before a alear 2 - &c can be o.
and o tie Sound. The sfeauis- Sts
q der the eomm4Rd Of Captain d n
Morrtsoa. - zhle ard cnupsteut = pilot
~ sver naviested tbe UAiers % British
ColamoiA- he siearalF ostaz heb I'd
tine Captain Harrington ordered TIM
10 rake 81 nace hesdSAy IS possible,
and auder these iusiractlens, tie " ssel
wss pgoeesding 70 Der destination n q
wniss passine tsr0uGh Plump@g's Pas
sne WAs wrecked
H=r b9~ only Is 0Cs Of Ste water sssn
At log toe. Tee crew esEre ~ co1nd
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srius our..iss. CaEsEEH III
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50. A los ~ vide, eolor ) emhraid.
ersss Fle greatest bargain vet.
As CHFsTER LEABX.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03

So n Total Fziz
pArE. YVES AA and melt
t----- ed snow
4AHl2P n IS p n. ID inches
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Ensaed. aud Mir. Thompson again
thanked tie Council aud retired. The
declaration Of intent Vas rot passed,
bat the ordnance subs "a nifty passed
a second reading.
MA G. Mason asked leave % speak
IA behalf OF tse street railway fra chise.
He a srrsd, be said. n discuss tie mo
TOT g. De Used, and gave 70 detail toe re-
salt OF inquiries - to the different
methods, and asked permission 3 U.s.
the uoiseless steam FnsIof IS tie most
practicable for use bars The matter
"a. taken under consideration.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-14
COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE.
They Fix the Date for Laying the
Corner Stone.

The Committee appointed to at
tend to the laying of the corner
stone of the Court House met last
Monday, and decided on June LIST
as the day for laying Of the corner
stone. There will be a barbecue
during the day, and Il ball at night.
The two Senators from Louisiana
have been invited to be present,
and deliver addresses on the oc-
casion, as have been the Governor,
Gen. Nichols, ex-senator Jonas.
Gen Jastremski, and other distin-
guished gentlemen.
Be on hand, and come and have
a good time.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-14
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.

The report of the board of asses
sors on railroad property in the
state, completed Saturday, shows
some interesting figures. There
has been an increase in some of
The lines and the state will derive
q very handsome revenue. The
greatest increase is noted in the
assessment of the Birmingham
Mineral. which this year is valued
at $4,000 per mile against s.. 900
last year. Memphis & Charleston
has been raised from $4,000 to
sio,oOO; Alabama Great Southern
from sll 200 to $4,000: Selma,
liome d. Dalton from $4,000 TO
sl5,O0, Georgia Pacific from S1O.-
Uo to STA 900, Mobile & Gerard
East u West, Eufaula & CLAYTON
Mobile Il Ohio, New Orleans &
Mobile and Tuskegee railroads
show an increased assessment each
OF $4,000. East Alabama, Mobile
q montgomery, Montgomery e.
Eutaula, Nashville & Decatur
south 90 q North, Southwestern &
w " e Sdtn of Alabama each raised
S-'ovo per mile, the Chattanooga
* St. Louis each $1,000 per mile
montgomery, { Ala. } Correspond
icle. \Ai"' } 0n'on-
fart of the Q. & c., System
nsufes III this list, and at a good
respectable figure.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-14
Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bank
orS will pay all prizes drawn in the
Louisiana state Lotteries which may be
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-14
Local Mail.

Mail from Ashwoni. New Carthage
King and Cape, arrives Mondays. Wed
neSdayS ana Fridays. ut 1880 am, and
leaves at 30 pm. of same days.
Mail from Omega and Miiiikens Bend
arrives TUESDAY and Thursday
At II Il. m, and leaves at pm. Of
same uav,.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-14

80 Close connections at all Junctorial
Points.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars New
Orleans 10 White sulphur and other
celebrated Springs and Summer resorts
along the line Chs. .. Ohio Rv.. without
changc-Puilman and Monarch Sleep
ing Cars. New Orleans u Little Rock
without change.
Purchase your tickets via through
car line. thus insure convenience and
comfort Observation-Disclosures app'vto
J. Vt. EDWARDS. Al. KNAPP.
' 2. 1; G.. NJ. c. p. \.